Effects of crown size on wood characteristics of Corsican pine in relation to definitions of juvenile wood, crown formed wood and core wood

By H. Amarasekara, M. Denne. 2002

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Subfields: Building and Construction, Insect Science, Mechanical Engineering

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2. Alexis Achim
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Citations in the corpus

• Radial Variation in Wood Structure and Function in Woody Plants, and Hypotheses for Its Occurrence (2011, methodology): “Larson 1969; Amarasekara and Denne 2002; Burdon et al. 2004). In the wood technology and wood science literature, wood located near the pith is commonly referred to as juvenile wood, and wood found further from the pith as mature wood. However, Larson (1969) argued that the term juvenile wood is a m”
• Effect of stand and tree attributes on growth and wood quality characteristics from a spacing trial with Populus xiaohei (2007, background): “III). Previous studies also indicated that there were relationships existing between wood quality parameters (e.g., MOE, MOR, sapwood basal area) and tree characteristics (e.g., crown width, DBH, tree height) [ 1 ,15,27].”
• Quantifying the influence of live crown ratio on the mechanical properties of clear wood (2013, background): “Crown size (measured as total leaf dry weight) was negatively correlated with specific gravity (SG), MOE and MOR in Corsican pine (Pinus nigra var. maritima) (Amarasekara and Denne, 2002).”